Silver is an extremely useful metal, not just used for jewellery and posh cutlery. It is an element used in solar energy, photography, medicine (due to antibacterial properties), brazing alloys & solders (in plumbing, automotive & electronics applications), cloud seeding, treating warts and corns, media storage, long life batteries, deodorant, stained glass, 3d printing, engine ball bearings, antimicrobial lab coats, touch screen gloves, laundry detergent, wood preservation, catalysts used in plastics production, and "bang snaps" ( e.g. In Christmas crackers). And if times get really trying, you can always ride away on him - "High, ho, Silver!"
Silver is an extremely useful metal, not just used for jewellery and posh cutlery. It is an element used in solar energy, photography, medicine (due to antibacterial properties), brazing alloys & solders (in plumbing, automotive & electronics applications), cloud seeding, treating warts and corns, media storage, long life batteries, deodorant, stained glass, 3d printing, engine ball bearings, antimicrobial lab coats, touch screen gloves, laundry detergent, wood preservation, catalysts used in plastics production, and "bang snaps" ( e.g. In Christmas crackers). And if times get really trying, you can always ride away on him - "High, ho, Silver!"
